The pictures and plot are cute and young kids will enjoy hearing the book read aloud to them. Older children can read it themselves and participate in the many educational activities suggested. This would be a great book to add to school libraries as well as for families.
Reviewed by
Janet Collins
Children's author
This is a fun story told from a squirrel's point of view on ways to celebrate Earth Day.
It is chock full of recycling crafts to empower children to make a difference in their world.
I liked the nylon sachets and the CD picture frames/ornaments!
Patricia Karwatowicz
Children's author
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3 comments:
This is indeed a wonderful book; sure to fascinate young people as they have fun learning important facts about conservation and the world around them.
Having a cute squirrel as the protagonist will heighten the childrens interest. The supplements in the back of the book will entertain them while their knowledge base broadens.
Thank You.
Sounds like a great book. Cute cover.
Thanks Anthony and Susanne.
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